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Message: <blockquote data-quote="westmill" data-source="post: 59897" data-attributes="member: 9330">The differance is actualy very small indeed. You can coax a little more of a few things from a raw, like, dynamic range and sharpness though.The differance is in no way major. You can edit a JPG in the same way as a RAW in capture NX. Its like I said though, you can coax that bit extrafrom  lost details from highlights and shadow areas when using RAW. You will perhaps get an extra stop either end with RAW over a JPG.Its a case of how often do you need that amount of alteration. As for sharpness, you need to go to 100% and look closely to spot the differance.Lots of folk just shoot JPG. There are pros and cons with whatever you shoot.</blockquote>